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(SHOUTS)

Aw, hell.

(MEN SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

(SHOUTING CONTINUES)

Jake!

What the hell took you so long?

I lost track of time!

Pinche Gringo.

- Who's that?
- General Morales!

- Great.
- We should be getting out of here!

Ah, shit.

- Run to my horse!
- What? Hell, no!

You come and get it!

You selfish son of a bitch!

My horse is right up
at that gate!

I don't know what you're
doing behind that well!

Fine! Cover me!

Whoa, wait, wait.

Don't shoot me.

(SCREAMS)

Andale!

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Hyah!

Why won't he quit?

Come on! Hyah! Hyah!

(MUSIC CONTINUES)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

That's it. That's the border.

- That's Texas?
- Yeah.

Come on. Hyah!

Okay.

- We made it.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Whoa.

He can't do that.

He can't do that!

Come on. Hey! Hyah!

Hyah!

What do you think?

They sure as hell
won't follow us in there.

Yeah, come on.

Whoa.

Here, come here.

Take these.
Tend to these horses.

(MUSICAL STINGER)

That man must really hate you.

Me? I just stole his money.

You're the one
that screwed his daughter.

We made love, Jake,
and it was a beautiful thing.

- Try telling him that.
- I will.

Excuse me, gentlemen.
You here for trade?

You'd better get
your men together.

What for?

'Cause the Mexican army
is heading right for you.

To your posts!
To your posts, men!

This is the same shit that got
us run out of fort worth.

That was as much
your fault as it was mine.

Liar! Why can't you once
just find a woman

that doesn't get me shot at?

They're not much fun.

Your move, general.

(CHUCKLES)

What the hell is going on here?

These men are fugitives
from Mexico.

I'm here to take them back.

These men are thieves
and cattle rustlers

and should be hung.

That's not true, sir.

All I did was screw
his daughter.

- Made love.
- (SPEAKING SPANISH)

Now, hold on one moment.
Who are you?

I am general Morales
of the Mexican army.

(MUSICAL STINGER)

Well, general,

I'm colonel Granger of
the United States cavalry,

and I really don't care

if one of these men
screwed your horse.

- But Senior...
- Don't "but Senior” me, general.

You led Mexican soldiers
across the border

into the United States.

That is an act of war.

Now, you turn around immediately

and take your men back to Mexico

or I'll have my men open fire.

I will take the gringos
back with me.

Now, general. Leave now.

If you men ever
come back into Mexico,

you will get dead.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

Davy, take four men and make sure
the general crosses the border.

Yes, sir.

Now, for you two.

We didn't mean to start a war.

We'll see about that.

Now, I can't imagine
what you must've done

to make the Mexican army
chase you across the border,

but I'll guess
it was real stupid.

It wasn't the entire army, sir.

Gentlemen, there's only two
kind of men that go to Mexico.

That's cattle rustlers
or fugitives.

We were just there for
an honest card game, sir.

- In Mexico?
- Yes, sir.

To play cards?

Well, I think you two

should stay around here
for a while,

until we sort things out.

Is there a saloon here?

It isn't necessarily
what I would call a saloon,

but there's a place
you can find whiskey.

That'll do.

Now, if you gentlemen
will excuse me,

I have things to take care of.

Whoa, hup.

DRIVER: Hup.

Ah, here you are.

Thank you.

Um, excuse me?
Does this town have a name?

I don't think it has a name.
It's a cavalry outpost.

Is there a place I can get
something to eat around here?

See that little shack
over there?

You can get something
resembling a meal.

Why don't you join me?

I'll let you buy me a drink.

- Travis Parker.
- James Andrews.

It's nice to meet you, Jim.

Say, this is a...

Kind of an out of the way place.

What are you doing here?

I'm just passing through
on my way to Arizona.

- Tombstone?
- No, big kill.

Big kill?

- Never heard of it.
- It's a mining town.

They found a mountain
of silver there.

It's been booming ever since.

- Really?
- My brother owns a saloon there.

Really?

Come on. I'll drink to that.

I raise ya.

I call.

Full house.

Three kings? Ha! I win again!

You ain't gonna try
to win your money back?

(LAUGHING)

Jim, this is Jake.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

Likewise.

Jim is on his way
to big kill, Arizona.

Never heard of it.

That's, uh, a mining town.

His brother owns a saloon there.

That so?

I don't know much about it,

except what he told me
in a letter.

It's booming.
Lots of people, saloons...

Even brothels.

That sounds
like my kind of town.

We were... we were planning
on heading that direction.

Perhaps we can ride with you.

Oh, I certainly
wouldn't mind the company.

If you don't mind
me saying, Jim,

I notice you ain't heeled.

I'm sorry?

Means you don't carry a gun.

I don't have any use for one.

Why don't you pick up
a good Colt before we leave?

My talents are
in business, Travis,

not killing.

He doesn't mean
any disrespect, Jim,

but if we're traveling
through this rough territory,

and if big kill
is what you say it is,

it might be a good idea
to have some protection along.

Doesn't mean
you're gonna use it.

Isn't that what
you two gentlemen are for?

Yeah, well, sometimes people

aren't always around
when you need 'em.

(COIN CLINKS)

- You ready?
- Where's Travis?

Tying up some loose ends.

Amazing. In a place like this,

he's able to find
the only attractive woman.

That guy could fall
into a barrel of dicks

and come up with a tit
in his mouth. Come on!

Mr. Logan, where the hell
do you think you're going?

Arizona.

What's in Arizona?

We're starting a new life.

Is that so?

I thought I told you
I wanted you to stay around.

These men are my guides, sir.

We're going to big kill.

I never heard of it,

but if you're going to
Arizona alone,

I'd be very careful
how I choose my guides.

If we meant you any harm, Jim, we
wouldn't have told you to heel yourself.

Oh, I don't think
they mean you any harm.

Harm just seems
to follow these men.

They've only been here two days

and some of my men
want to kill 'em already.

I don't imagine going to Arizona
is going to change that.

I appreciate your concern, sir,
but I think we'll be okay.

Good luck.

Whoa.

Having trouble
with your horse, Jim?

Can't say I ride too many
horses in Philadelphia.

You'll get used to it. Come on.

Hyah!

Hyah! Ha!

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Ha. Ha.

- Up on the Ridge.
- I see 'em.

- JIM: Who are they?
- I don't know.

We could make
a run for it, but...

Well, we could try west,
but they'd cut us off.

We'd have to go east.

Why do we need to run at all?

It seems like the thing to do.

We don't have to run.
Odds aren't that bad.

You still got that Colt
we told you to buy?

It's in my saddle bag.

It ain't gonna do you
much good in there.

At least look mean.

I don't understand.
We haven't done anything wrong.

Is there something
you're not telling me?

We ain't real liked
in new Mexico.

Well, if it ain't
Jake and Travis.

Howdy, Bob.

I didn't think
you'd be stupid enough

to show your faces
around here again.

You're looking real good, Sam.

Screw you, Travis.

- Reina.
- Jake.

Chisholm's got a bounty
out on you two.

Careful, Bob. Look at the odds.

Gentlemen, ma'am.

We don't want any trouble.

- And who are you?
- Jim Andrews.

I'm an accountant
from Philadelphia

on my way to big kill, Arizona.

Never heard of it.

Well, these men are my guides.

We're just passing through.

Your move, Bob.

Head straight to Arizona.

No side trips.

Especially you.

Don't worry. You have my word.

Mister, I don't know you,

so I don't know your word.

I'm gonna have a man go out

and round up
the rest of this outfit,

just to make sure
your word is good.

Thank you, sir.

Why don't you take your men
from up on top of that Ridge?

I'm not gonna shoot you
in the back, Jake.

Just the same.

Don't ever come back
to new Mexico.

Come on, hup.

An accountant?

Well, I am.

Hup.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

There it is.

If this town is
what Jim says it is,

maybe we stay here awhile.

I'm tired of running.

It's time I settled down,
laid down some roots,

become an honorable citizen.

Let's not go that far.

What do you think, Jim?

It'll be good to see my brother.

To big kill.

(MUTTERING)

All right, Jim.

Let's see about
this town of yours.

- Come on! Ha!
- (MUSIC PLAYING)

Ain't much of a Boomtown.

Howdy.

That was rude.

That's it.

The easy lady.

I like the name.

Come on. (CLICKS TONGUE)

This is a nice place.

Is Grant here?

- Who?
- Grant Andrews.

No, I don't know any Grant.

I thought he was the owner.

No, the mayor owns this place.

Told you I don't know any Grant.

Is the mayor around?

Went outta town on business.

Should be back in a few days.

How about whiskey?
You ever heard of that?

You don't look like
the whiskey type.

Says the beer drinker.

Especially this one.

I most definitely
am the whiskey type.

Well, I'm proud of you, son.

Guess we're gonna have
to pay for these.

Cover it?

Nope.

Kind of expensive

for such a dead town, isn't it?

Maybe so.

Is there a place to stay
around here?

Yeah, you got a hotel
right down the street.

Should be plenty of rooms...

For all two of you.

How about our horses?
Is there a stable around here?

Round back.

You know, you boys
looking for some work,

you might need to talk
to the preacher.

Must be a religious town.

Come back, now, you hear?

You boys must be new in town.

- We are.
- I'm digger.

I make pine boxes.

I am the last person

who will see
your earthly remains.

How's business?

Been a little too slow
for my liking.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

You've been accused
of stealing a horse, Andy.

Now's your opportunity
to repent.

I didn't steal any horse.

The horse was found
on your homestead, son.

ANDY: I didn't do it.

You'll have a chance
to prove your innocence.

(WHISPERING)

Gentlemen, you must be the
travelers that I heard about.

I'm the preacher.

No shit.

What's your business here?

Just passing through.

Well, you're welcome
to rest up then,

resupply if you need.

Let's go see about that hotel.

TRAVIS: Feeling better?

A hot bath does wonders
for the soul.

You boys gonna clean up?

We did.

What's the plan, Jim?

I need to find out
what happened to my brother.

Probably just up and left.

Maybe.

I figure I'll ask
around a little bit.

Shouldn't take too long
to find out where he went.

I don't want to stay here
longer than we have to.

We don't seem very welcome.

We're used to that.

All right.

Let's go.

- (PIANO PLAYING)
- (CHATTERING)

You boys are back.

Three whiskeys?

And a bottle.

Are you seeing what I'm seeing?

Yes, I am.

Doesn't it seem odd to you?

All the money being played
in such a dead town?

Looks good to me.

- Excuse me, ma'am.
- Yes?

I was wondering
if you could help me.

Oh, honey, I'm retired.

But I would love to set you
up with one of my ladies.

No, thank you.
I'm looking for someone.

Maybe you've heard of him.
Grant Andrews?

I don't know anyone named Grant.

He said if
I was ever in big kill,

to come to the easy lady
and ask for him.

Listen, I'd love
to help you, but I...

(CRASH)

What the hell was that?

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(MUSIC STOPS)

She's perfect for you.

WOMAN: Fred, take care of that.

Is that normal for around here?

Just a situation.

Sometimes these things happen.

I don't think
I caught your name.

Jim.

Jim, you need to talk
to the mayor.

I've heard that.

The mayor will be back
in a couple of days.

He can help you find
what you're looking for.

You boys have been
a little remiss

with your devotions.

See you Sunday?

You, too?

- Yes, sir.
- All right.

Yeah, I recognize 'em.

I know you.

That so?

You're Jake and Travis.

Who are you?

Johnny Kane.

(MUSICAL STINGER)

Never heard of ya.

Well...

You two have got
quite the reputation.

Thanks.

I hear you're real fast.

I'm just a sporting man.

Yeah?

I was in white oaks.

Two bullets in him before
he ever cleared leather.

I was just lucky.

Personally...

I don't think that man
ever went for his gun.

Well, I guess he should have.

- I call.
- (COIN JINGLES)

You two should get
out of town...

Before you draw down
on somebody who shoots back.

- Was that a threat?
- Yeah.

I was just checking.

We're just passing through.

See to it you
pass through quickly.

I'm tired of people
running us out of town.

Yeah. Miss Olivia?

I'm gonna need another drink.

You keep some
interesting company.

I could say the same about you.

Man, you really
sound like our mayor.

I heard there was an incident.

He interrupted my bath.

Oh, no. Can't have that.

Jim?

Allow me the pleasure
to introduce

miss Felicia stiletto.

It's a pleasure.

(SNIFFS)

(WHISPERS) You have no idea.

Johnny.

Felicia. Beautiful as always.

- Wow. Ahem.
- Praise the lord.

You'll just be passing through.

JIM: Good morning.

Morning.

You look nice.

Yeah, I know that outfit.

That man that came up to you
last night, Johnny Kane.

You've never heard of him?

We heard of him.

Is he all talk?

No, he's a killer.

A good one.

Isn't there something
strange about this town?

We just got here and they're
already trying to run us out.

Sounds pretty normal to me.

Jim, we know people like this.

They're bad news.

I'd like to meet this mayor
I've heard about.

He seems to run things.

Looks like the preacher's
running things.

I need answers about my brother.

I don't think the preacher's
the person to ask.

You're right about that.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(SHOUTING)

Come on!

Jake, weren't those
O'Reilly's boys?

Yep.

You know them?

We had a run in
with them up in deadwood.

(DISTANT SHOUTING)

Shall we have a look around?

Fine idea.

Howdy.

Hi.

Can I help ya?

- Nice store.
- Thank you.

You looking for anything
in particular?

Not sure. I'm new in town.

New to town?

Heh, we don't get that
too often anymore.

Except for the cowboys
who come through here,

but you don't look
like one of them.

No, I'm an accountant.

We definitely don't
get any of them.

Name's Henry strong.

Henry, I'm Jim Andrews,

and these are my friends
Jake and Travis.

Nice to met you, gentlemen.

That's my daughter Josie.

- Ma'am.
- Nice to meet you.

If you don't mind me asking,
Henry, what's...

What's happened
to your town here?

Well, the mines flooded.

No railroad.

Folks pulled up stakes and left.

But you stayed.

Well, I can't leave my store.

My life savings
are tied up in it.

We still have some business
from the ranches in the area,

and those cowboys come through
here a few times a week.

Cowboys, huh?

They don't tell, I don't ask.

They take their cattle
to the slaughterhouse,

come in town,
and spend the money.

What do you do
with all the meat?

It seems like more
than this town needs.

Don't know.

Covered wagons leave there
in the middle of the night.

Ain't my business.

We know what they're doing.

Like I said,
ain't none of our business.

Ours either.
Shall we grace the easy lady?

- Please.
- We met your preacher.

- He's not our preacher.
- HENRY: Josie.

Our preacher disappeared
the same day he arrived.

That's enough.

Can I interest you
in some of our supplies?

No. Thank you.

- I saw that.
- What?

That look of love
from across the room.

It's a beautiful thing.

I don't think so.

She seems out of place,
that's all.

Join us at the easy lady?

No, I think I'm gonna
walk around a little more.

Well, you know where we'll be.

I'll find a game,
you find some whiskey.

Hey, kid!

What are you doing
way over there? Come on!

We're gonna find you a woman,
teach you some respect!

Come on! Whoo!

We need whiskey and women!

Gimme a bottle. Come on!

Hey, where your whores at?

I need one for the kid
and two for me.

And give the kid
the biggest woman you got.

I want his first experience

to be... special.

Go on, boy, take it down.

Today you become a man.

Whoo! It's good, ain't it?

For Christ's sake.

You give the best table
in the house

to that big buck.

Hey! Boy!

Get outta my seat.

I said...

Get up from that table.

(CRACKS NECK)

I'm sorry, sir.

Well, that's more like it.

(GRUNTS)

Whoa!

(SCREAMING)

Oh, no, no, no, no!

Who's the boy now, huh?

- (CHOKING)
- Who's the boy now?

(SNAP)

Son of a bitch!

Where is he?

KANE: I hear there's
gonna be a fight.

Johnny Kane.

At your service.

This son of a bitch
murdered my friend.

You wanna die along with him?

I don't got a beef
with you, Johnny.

No?

Then drag that stinking
corpse out of this town.

Unless you have
other intentions.

I don't want to fight you.

Nobody ever wants to fight me.

I thought I was gonna get
to kill someone today.

Unh! God!

(SHOUTS)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

You have to cock
the hammer, son.

Don't worry, kid.
You won't feel a thing.

Boom.

I don't like him very much.

He seems to be
quite fond of you.

What happened?

Seems the paying customers

decided this isn't
the safest town.

So that leaves Travis and myself

to play cards with each other.

Seven.

Go fish.

No, what happened
with the fight?

One of O'Reilly's boys upset
that very large black man

and it went from there.

You find anything out?

No.

Sit down, Jim. Have a drink.

We've been thinking.

It might be about time
we leave this town.

They kill people
they don't like.

And they don't like us, Jim.

You expect me to leave?

Just forget about my brother?

No, but you can't
do him much good dead.

Just get out of town
for a little while.

Let 'em forget about us.

Maybe find your brother
in the next town.

Maybe you're right.

The mayor's back.

Just trouble with some cowboys.

Trouble?

Tommy and the boys
took care of it. It's okay.

Oh, I can see
how they took care of it.

Where is the preacher?

Thirsty?

Grant?

Jimmy!

- What are you doing here?
- 1 got your letter.

That was two years ago.

I know. Things have been tough.

I heard. I'm sorry.

She was a good woman.

(LAUGHS) I'm glad you're here.

Grant, what's going on
around here?

These your friends?

Yes, this is Jake and Travis.

Gentlemen.

Y'all hungry?

You're now with me, so anything
you want in this town is yours.

Does that include the saloon?

I did say anything.

Thank you.

I guess they're not hungry.

Shall we take a walk?

I can't believe you're here.
I never heard from you.

I know.

When Kate died, it was...

I decided there was nothing
left for me in Philadelphia.

- So I came out here.
- And here you are.

Here I am.

What you saw today was,
unfortunately,

something that happens
when I'm not around.

You said this place was booming.

You brought me out here to this?

That was two years ago.

Things have changed.

I can see that.

Business was booming.

And then the mines flooded
and people lost everything.

Myself included.

And then someone
walked into my place

and made me an offer
that would save me.

Save you?

- What kind of offer?
- Cattle.

Cattle.

Big kill gets
a steady stream of cattle

that needs to be
disposed of quietly.

Hey.

You're a cattle rustler.

I do not rustle cattle.

We provide a service,

and we make a profit
in that process.

I can't believe
you're involved in this.

They're going to do it anyways.

Jimmy, I know what it is
you're thinking.

I came all the way out here
from Philadelphia.

When I get here, I see people
being gunned down in the streets.

And then I come to find out that it's
my own brother who's behind it all.

You have no idea
what I'm thinking.

Don't you dare
speak to me that way.

You were not here
when the town went bust.

You did not have to look
families in their faces

when they lost everything.

You don't know
what that feels like.

It doesn't make it right.

I'm not saying that it's right.

I'm not saying that I like it.

I'm saying that I did whatever
I had to do to survive,

to help other families
in this town survive.

Bad things happen, like today.
I don't like it.

But there are good people here.

And I have a plan
to turn it all around.

To make us respectable again.

Respectable?

No, you crossed that line.

And you took our good
family name with it.

I am still your older brother.

Forgive me.

I am tired.

And hungry.
And could use a drink.

Please won't you join me?

I'll catch up with you later.

I haven't seen you in years.

The hotel makes
a wonderful lamb.

I'm not hungry.

I'm gonna take a walk.

I'll see you there later.

It is good to see you.

I am glad you're here.

Jim.

- Hi.
- Josie.

What can I do for you?

I don't know.

This seems like the only
sane place in town.

I've never experienced
violence like this.

How do you get used to it?

I don't.

I hope I never do.

Can I get you something?
Some water?

No. No, thank you.

Okay.

You don't fit in this town.

Oh, I disagree.

I fit perfectly.

It's the others who don't fit.

I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to insult you.

Oh, you didn't insult me.
No, I know what you meant.

I don't want to bother you.

You're no bother.

You're welcome here
any time, Jim.

Have a good afternoon, Josie.

Thank you.

Jackson.

Don't anger him.

Preacher wants to see you.

We're busy.

He's expecting you
in the church.

We could use some hail Marys.

Please, come in.

You're all coiled up.

Gotta to be calm, boys.

I wouldn't defile
a house of the lord.

Now, you mind removing
your hats in my church?

There we go.

Thank you, gentlemen,
for coming to see me.

You're welcome.

This how you live your life?

Just gambling from town to town
until they run you off?

Yeah.

Well, I want you two men
in my flock.

And I guarantee your lives

will be more enriched

than playing cards.

We like playing cards.

Allow me a retort.

In your current situation,

I wouldn't be so quick to
decline such a generous offer.

We'll think about it.

Think carefully.

Peace be with you.

Preacher.

I'll take two.

Bet you think you're
such a smart and fancy lad,

and I'll bow to you like milord.

But if'n you do,

your head's full of them
sweet tea mice.

I don't know what you said,
but thank you.

I'll take one.

MAN: Pick it up.

Pick it up!

(MAN SNIFFLES)

(COINS DROP)

I call.

You're betting on a blind.

All right, then.

Full house.

(LAUGHS)

Pick it up.

A two!

(LAUGHING)

A two.

Two?

You're such a shite card player.

Look it, your man can't even
beat a white goat.

You should probably
sit down now.

I don't think so.

I think I'll keep playing.

I need a new horse.

Hey, look at me
while I'm fuckin' ya.

(LAUGHING)

What'd you do that for?

Perhaps we should play marbles.

We could play go fish.

Maybe I can win at go fish.

Aren't you gonna
do something about it?

You did laugh at the man.

You two are making fast friends.

You saying you're
our friend, preacher?

How'd it go?

Successful.

I'm assuming you spoke
into the other ear?

You won't have any more
trouble in Springville.

You left him alive?

Unfortunately, yes.

I did play with him a little.

Good.

Better to instill fear
than create a martyr.

I need a bath.

By all means.

- She does good work.
- Mm.

There's something I got to do.

Whoa.

What are you doing here?

Trying to be graceful.

You're interrupting my bath.

Oh, I can see that.

Jimmy.

Have you met our town preacher?

I have.

Quite the man of the cloth.

One should administer justice
and offer salvation as well.

Justice.

Murder.

Depends on how
you see the world.

Well, I see the world
for what it is,

not what I wish it could be.

Well, I'm glad you two
are becoming fast friends.

Not for long. Jim's just passing
through, isn't that right?

Well, I'm hoping that I can get
him to stay a little longer.

You know, I have
some friends back east

that might be very interested
in what's going on around here.

I would tread lightly, son.

This ain't the east.

Johnny Kane. Slow movements.

Well, look who grew a sack.

GRANT: Enough.

He isn't to be touched.

You're the man, huh?

Let's go again.

I don't think I can.

- (GRUNTS)
- Ooh! Whoa, there.

I said, let's go again.

You can go out
the same way you came in.

What in the hell?

Isn't that the man
from new Mexico?

Yup.

What's he doing here?

I do not know.

I will see you later.

Yes, you will.

Gentlemen.

Miss Olivia.

- Good morning.
- Morning.

How you feeling?

My head hurts.

You should eat some eggs.

That will help.

Thanks.

You recognize that horse?

No.

Bob Pearson.

If you gentlemen will excuse me,

I have some place to be.

Where you got to be?

Jim's got a girl.

Oh. The saloon.

No.

Josie from the dry goods store.

Oh, hell.

What's that supposed to mean?

That's how it always starts
with this one,

and then I end up
getting shot at.

I don't plan on getting shot at.

Never do.

Almost never.

I'll see you gentlemen later.

We're gonna get shot at.

Yep.

Can you do this?

No.

I understand I've been summoned
to the honorable presence

of our mayor.

Have a seat.

Can I get you a drink? A cigar?

I wanted to make sure
that we were on the same page.

Does that matter?

Well, yes, I think it does.

You take care of the order.

I handle the business
side of things.

Thank you for the clarification.

The way you're
taking care of order

is interfering
with the business.

This is how we do business.

Better not be wasting my time
with any more with this.

I want to make some changes.

- Turn this town around.
- We turned it around.

I want to make it respectable.

- Respectable?
- Mm.

The meeting with the railroad
people went exceptionally well.

I believe they're gonna
choose us as their town.

Why, you don't say.

Well, we've still got to...

Deal with Springville.

They keep making
the hard sell, too.

But if we can
get the railroad...

I wouldn't worry
about Springville.

What did you do?

I sent Felicia
to pay a little visit

to their mayor.

- Christ.
- Watch your tongue.

This is not
how we get things done.

Oh, to the contrary,

this is exactly
how we get things done.

He's alive, mayor.
Don't worry about that.

You can keep this one
off your little conscience.

What will it take
for you to stand down?

I won't.

I kneel to only one.

How much?

Wealth is worthless
on the day of the wrath.

Your services
are no longer needed.

Cain Rose up against Abel.

Well, excuse me, mayor.

I have some souls to save.

So what I was saying
is that up in San Francisco,

we ever make it that far west,

they got these places
called department stores.

They sell clothes...
Get you new duds,

you've been in
those clothes for, like...

Should I be looking
for a fight, Bob?

I'm not here for you, Jake.

I thought you never
heard about this town.

I was just checking
on your... intentions.

And what are yours?

Business.

There's already enough
to watch out for here.

Reckon so.

All right, then.

All right.

See, Bob could use
himself a new coat.

I always liked Reina.

See, what I'm saying is,

you know, in those
department stores...

Mr. strong.

Nice flowers.

Those for me?

No, they are for Josie.

I thought
you might be coming by.

We have a house next door.
You can find her there.

- Thank you.
- I should probably let you know

that you I keep a shotgun
behind the counter.

I'll be keeping
my eye on you, too.

- I would expect so.
- Go on.

And, Jim, call me Henry.

Okay, Henry.

- Oh, hi, Jim.
- Hi.

I'm sorry to barge in
on you like this.

No, it's okay.
I was just cleaning up.

I don't mean to bother you.

I... I just wanted to
give you these.

Oh, that is so sweet. Thank you.

I can't tell you the last time
someone brought me flowers.

Well, I don't know how often
you get to smile in this town.

I thought they might
make you smile.

They are lovely. Thank you.

I'll leave you.

Um, Josie...

I have to ask,

why are you here?

Where else would I go?

Anywhere.

When my mother died,
my father refused to give up.

I came back here to help.

I couldn't leave him here alone.

No, of course not.

He has everything in this place,

including her.

The town isn't bad,

just some of the people.

Well, enjoy the flowers.

I will. Thank you.

Jim...

Can I take you some place later?

Yes. I'd like that.

Okay.

Crap!

Gentlemen.

May I ask what happened to you?

I do believe that I have
found the woman of my dreams.

I've heard this before.

Jim, how's the new girlfriend?

- What new girlfriend?
- Jim is sweet on that

cute little redhead down
at the dry goods store.

Josie.

Bought her flowers
and everything.

Yeah, she is a great girl.

You two would make
a fine couple.

I never said anything
about being a couple.

I like talking to her.

See there?

All the more reason
for you to stay.

What you said the other day,

do you really think
you can fix this town?

I know I can.

I've been talking to people
from the railroad.

Railroad?

They don't have a line
that runs through this region.

Now we've made a lot of money,
and I plan on offsetting

the cost of their track.

I think they're gonna say yes.

And now that you're here,

we can do it together.

And you boys, well,
you're welcome to stay

and see the rebirth
of this town, hmm?

Much obliged. «- mm-hmm.

What about the preacher?

Well, I am sure that we can
work something out.

The future.

JAKE: The future.

- Ah, man.
- Howdy, Jake.

You care to join me?

Gentlemen, uh,

miss Olivia needs my...
Needs my attention.

GRANT: Hmm.

- We should go now, sir.
- Hmm.

You boys enjoy
the rest of the day.

- I know that Jake will.
- Cowboy.

Nobody runs me out of my town.

It's beautiful.

Yes, it is.

What brings you
all the way out to big kill?

- My brother.
- Besides that.

I had nowhere else to go.

I lost my wife in childbirth.

- I'm sorry.
- Yes.

To my surprise,
the sun still rises and sets.

I came out of a fog

and I realized I was

already on my way here.

So this is it?

This is your final destination?

I find that hard to believe.

Why is that?

You're a big city person.

This is not a big city.

You may not know me
as well as you think.

There could be things
that keep me around.

What kind of things?

The sunset's pretty nice.

Just the sunset, huh?

No.

This is not what I wanted.

But betrayal...

Is a sin.

Look at me.

This is gonna hurt, mayor.

This is gonna hurt bad now.

(GRUNTING)

(MOANS)

Hold on.

Please. Please don't do this.

Show the mayor around town.

(GRUNTING)

- MAN: Yah!
- (SCREAMING)

Why? Why did you challenge me?

You're not a bad man.

You're not a bad man.
You're just weak.

And the meek shall not
inherit the earth in my town.

String him up.

Ashes to ashes and dust to dust.

The view was amazing. Thank you.

Yes, it was.

Even in a town like this,
there's beauty somewhere.

I knew that
the first time I saw you.

Well, I better be getting back.

Have a good night, Josie.

Good night, Jim.

(CREAKING)

Grant!

Grant, no!

Help!

- Help!
- Shit.

- Help!
- Oh!

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

- Hey, give him to me.
- (WOMAN SCREAMING)

Cut him down!
Get her out of here.

- (CHATTERING)
- (WOMAN SCREAMING)

No! No!

(WOMAN SOBBING)

MAN: Get her out of
here, come on!

- Get up!
- (WOMAN SCREAMING)

- Get up! Get up!
- Get out of here!

(SCREAMING)

- Come on, we're sitting ducks!
- Come on, Jim! Come on.

- Come on, Jim!
- Jim, come on, we got to go.

Come on, Jim! Come on, come on!

- I got him.
- Come on!

Go! Jim!

- Come on.
- Henry! Let's go!

I will take care of him.

It's okay.

It's my job.

You pacing around
is making me nervous.

Good. You know how I feel.

I don't like being in here.

It's like... like a duck trap.

We'll bury your brother
at daybreak.

Then we'll ride
out of here like hell.

Make sure you get
something to eat, Jim.

There's not gonna be any time
after the burial.

We're gonna ride hard
to the next town.

You sure you need more?

It's cold.

If it's clear, I'm gonna...

I'm gonna check on digger.

How the hell
did you get in here?

I ain't here to fight.

Then why'd you come?

To tell you I don't agree

with that was done
to your brother.

It wasn't right.

Thank you.

I can help you get out of town,

but we must leave now.

TRAVIS: You work
for the preacher.

Why don't I kill you right now?

I work for him,
but I ain't no butcher.

I still have honor.

- All right.
- (UNCOCKS GUN)

What the hell's he doing here?

I'm not here as your enemy.

Well, you as sure hell
ain't a friend.

Please hurry.

They'll be coming for you soon.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

And I'm sorry.

What'd you find out?

Digger will be by at daybreak.

We'll take him to boot hill.

You trust him?

No. No, I don't.

I told him
if I smell a crawfish,

I'd shoot him on sight.

So we wait.

We'll stay with you...

Till the funeral.

♪ Amazing ♪

♪ grace ♪

♪ how sweet ♪

♪ the sound ♪

♪ that saved ♪

♪ a wretch ♪

♪ like me ♪

♪ I once ♪

♪ was lost ♪

you want me presiding
over the funeral?

♪ But now ♪

♪ I'm found ♪

♪ was blind ♪

guess not.

♪ But now ♪

♪ I see ♪

♪ 'twas grace ♪

♪ that taught ♪

♪ my heart ♪

♪ to fear ♪

♪ and grace ♪

♪ my fears ♪

♪ relieved ♪

♪ how precious did ♪
I'm so sorry.

♪ That grace appear ♪

TRAVIS: Let's go.

♪ The hour ♪
Come on, Jim.

♪ I first ♪

♪ believed ♪

Jake, we're riding out of here.

I suggest you do the same.

With the mayor gone,

this place is gonna
get dangerous real fast.

You can pass through new Mexico.

- I won't stop you.
- Thanks, Bob.

Just in case you need it.

TRAVIS: Thanks.

Get it back to me when you
get back to new Mexico.

You boys watch your backs.

Let's go. Hyah!

What do you think?

I think they're coming for us.

Me, too.

I'll check the horses.
Get him ready to ride.

1 will.

Jesus, Jim, couldn't
you get a bigger gun?

If I'm lucky enough
to hit someone,

I want it to count.

They're coming for us.

We got to get out of here.

You're not going
anywhere, are you?

They're gonna kill you, Jim.

I know.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Horses are ready.

Jim, that can't be all we have.

You said we might
run into trouble.

I was right.

There's no sign of 'em.

We can get away clean
if we go now.

I'm not going.

What?

Jim...

You stay here, they'll kill you.

I know.

I can't talk you
out of this, can I?

No.

Let me guess.

I'm staying here with Jim.

Well, good luck.

- Fine.
- Fine!

I'm tired of getting run out
of every town we go to.

People running us off like dogs.

So you wanna pick this shithole
to make your stand?

- That's right.
- That's just great.

We're always running away.

And notice we're still alive.

It's time to make
a stand for something,

and I'm making that stand
here with Jim.

Oh, for Christ's sake.

He's gonna get killed
without us.

He's gonna get killed with us!

Why do we have to
go down with him?

Because it's
the right thing to do!

Oh, to hell with
the right thing to do.

The right thing
to do is stay alive!

He's our friend.

You're gonna die with him.

What now?

We wait.

What took you so long?

I lost track of time.

Why the hell do you care about
what happens to this town?

I want to finish
what my brother started.

He's all I had left.

Then let's take
the fight to them.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Here.

It's hard to miss with this.

I'd like to pay a visit
to the slaughterhouse.

(MUSIC CONTINUES)

Everybody get out!

MAN: What the hell is going on?

You better have a damn
good reason for being here.

I said get out.

If you're gonna point that
at someone,

make sure you can
pull the trigger.

Burn it.

(GLASS BREAKS)

Finish this, Johnny.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

When the shooting starts,

empty both barrels
into the nearest man

and get the hell away.

I thought you would be
halfway to Mexico by now.

We didn't have
much luck in Mexico.

You don't have much luck here.

Suppose not.

It's your move, Johnny Kane.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(GUNSHOT)

(GUNSHOT)

(GROANS)

What'd you do that for?

I can't help it. It's who I am.

What?

Oh, baby.

It's just a little rough love.

You got grit, Jim.

I'll give you that.

Your services
are no longer needed.

I heard that before.

Any last confessions?

No.

My soul's at peace.

Is yours?

(PREACHER GROANS)

(COUGHS)

PREACHER: Shoot him!

Shoot him with...

The gun under your skirt
I gave you.

Shoot him.

Lin-wah.

Lin-wah?

(CLICKS)

(CHUCKLES)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(COCKS GUN)

(GUNSHOT)

The hell happened to you?

She stabbed me, Jake.

I think you'd be
used to that by now.

- Just get it out.
- All right.

- That hurt?
- (SHUDDERS)

Shut up and do it.

On three.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

One... (GROANS)

Ow.

Keepsake.

He killed the preacher.

How the hell did he do that?

I don't know.

Probably the same way we've
been alive all these years.

- Just lucky, I guess.
- Let's get a drink.

JAKE: I guess it's on
the house, right?

TRAVIS: Yeah.

(PIANO PLAYING)

Where's Jake?

Tying up some loose ends.

I'm gonna miss you.

Thanks.

Saying good-bye?

Gonna be a long ride.

- TRAVIS: Sure was.
- Three whiskeys.

I thought you two wanted
to settle down some place.

All this got me thinking
about my own brother.

Thought I better check in.

Besides,
we better get out of here

before you get yourself
a real preacher.

Turn this into
a respectable town, right?

Well, that's the plan.

There may be others out there.

I'll take care of them. Legally.

I still have friends back east.

You have friends out here, too.

Thank you.

You're always welcome here.

Friends.

You really think
this town is gonna survive?

I got in touch
with the railroad.

They're gonna come here
and take a look around.

I think we'll be all right.

Yeah, I think
you'll be just fine.

Thank you for everything.

Miss Josie.

Came to say good-bye.

You take care of Jim now.

- I will.
- He's a wild one.

(CLICKS TONGUE)

You two try
to stay out of trouble.

- We always try to.
- Jim?

You gonna run the saloon now?

No.

The madam's gonna run it.

I'm thinking
about running for mayor.

You know there's
gonna be more trouble.

I suspect.

You're gonna need
some help with that.

I suspect.

Hopefully you can find some.

Yes.

We'll be around.

Miss Olivia. Henry.

You boys take care.

Hup!

Hyah! Hyah!

(SHOUTING)

(MUSIC PLAYING)